Have you ever seen a hailstone with a turtle frozen inside? Learn all about the weirdest, wackiest, wildest weather ever--and what makes it happen--in this easy-to-read nonfiction reader.

Did you know that it can really rain frogs? Or that there is such a thing as pink snow? And that there's a place on earth where it hasn't rained in 400 years? We're talking about some really weird weather!

These short stories cover a gamut of styles and subject matter from the traditional to the not so traditional to the more experimental. The latter exhibiting a rejection of grammatical punctuation and capital letters, culminating in free verse, prose and poetry all entwining into a new story telling experience.

Why does snow sometimes appear in places it doesn't belong? Readers will learn all about this wildly weird weather phenomenon in this educational and interesting book! They'll discover key incidents from history in which snow appeared in odd places and learn about why this may have happened. They'll learn how climate change may be influencing weather patterns globally, causing snow to appear in places where it traditionally hasn't fallen. Paired with vibrant photographs and useful diagrams, the high-interest material is sure to captivate students of science and history and perhaps inspire a new interest in meteorology.

Can you believe that lightning can strike the same place twice? Or that you might find pink snow high up in the mountains? It's all true! Look inside this book to discover more weird and wondrous facts about weather around the world. The book also includes a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.